UA Faculty, Staff Returning from Remote Work Must Test
University of Alabama employees who have not already been tested for re-entry and are still working remotely need to test for COVID-19 before returning to campus for work.
University of Alabama employees who have not already been tested for re-entry and are still working remotely need to test for COVID-19 before returning to campus for work.
Free for-cause testing is conducted on-site for those in a shared location, such as a Greek house, residence hall floor, student group or classroom. It can be associated with an increase in positive test results, but it is also a valuable monitoring tool in preventing outbreaks.
The University of Alabama unveiled its new homepage, showcasing its world-class visual identity and featuring an accessible and user-friendly navigation and design.
Earlier today, our Vice President of Student Life, Myron Pope, had a conversation with student leaders. It is disturbing to see statements from that conversation taken out of context. The quoted positivity rate is grossly misleading as presented.
These added directives place stricter access restrictions and prohibit gatherings at on- and off-campus residences and place a 14-day moratorium on all in-person student events.
We conducted a thorough investigation of COVID party rumors, and have been unable to identify any students who may have participated in these types of activities. We will continue to follow up on any information we receive and educate our students about essential precautions.
The UA School of Social Work is keen to hire an innovative and facilitative leader.
Three plaques, which commemorate UA students who served in the Confederate Army and members of the student cadet corps involved in defending the campus, will be placed at a more appropriate historical setting to be determined later.
Tuition for both in- and out-of-state students will remain the same for the upcoming academic year.
Funds will go directly to those eligible with the greatest need who experienced a disruption because of the coronavirus pandemic.